Wyniki wyszukiwania - BazTech

Ograniczanie wyników

Znaleziono wyników: 2

Liczba wyników na stronie

Wyniki wyszukiwania

Wyszukiwano:
w słowach kluczowych: oprogramowanie wojskowe

Sortuj według:

Ogranicz wyniki do:

Wybrane problemy automatyzacji w kontekście powietrznego rozpoznania obrazowego

Rosłan G.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

2010

nr 4(81)

148-168

Nowe środowisko walki wymaga – w pewnym stopniu – odmiennego podejścia w zakresie dowodzenia i kierowania niż praktykowane do tej pory. W działaniach sieciocentrycznych dotychczasowy kaskadowy system planowania i wydawania rozkazów może skutkować tylko opóźnieniem i zamieszaniem. Możliwość dostarczenia na czas potrzebnych informacji wszystkim szczeblom dowodzenia, nawet tym najniższym, spowoduje uzyskanie przewagi nad przeciwnikiem w danym obszarze. Artykuł odzwierciedla poglądy autora na temat konieczności automatyzacji rozpoznawania powietrznego w wojskach lądowych w nowych uwarunkowaniach. Z przedstawionych analiz, ocen i porównań wynika, zdaniem autora, że rozpoznanie powietrzne w działanich wojennych i operacjach kryzysowych jest najbardziej elastycznym środkiem rozpoznania obrazowego – IMINT. Autor umiejscawia i określa rolę IMINT w systemie rozpoznania oraz sugeruje jego nowe zadania.

The new combat environment requires, in a certain degree, a different approach to command and control from the ones practiced so far. In centric network operations, the current cascade system of planning and issuing orders may result in delay and confusion. The possibility to deliver necessary information on time to all levels of command, even the lowest ones, will result in gaining advantage over the enemy in a given area. The article reflects the author's views concerning the necessity of aerial reconnaissance automation in land forces in new conditions. The presented analyses, assessments and comparisons show that aerial reconnaissance in war and crisis operations is the most flexible measure performing imagery intelligence (IMINT). The author places and defines IMINT's role in the reconnaissance system and suggests its new tasks.

Military applications of unmanned aerial vehicles

Chachurski R., Kozakiewicz A., Zalewski P.

Research Bulletin / Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Aeronautics and Applied Mechanics

2000

nr 10

57-62

Nowadays, one of the most developing branches of aviation technology are the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). The UAVs present a real alternative for manned aircraft not only due to the lack of crew on board of the aircraft but because of low cost of aircraft's acquisition and service and high operational flexibility. Traditional observation, surveillance, intelligence missions recently have been completed by monitoring and electronic counter measure operations. In the future, analysts predict employment of UA V in combat operation both in the air to air and air to surface missions. Latest American program designated Tier confirmed this thesis. A low cost of acquisition and service makes UA V very attractive warfare especially for underdeveloped countries. In Poland recently a few similar projects are considered, unfortunately no one has been implemented. In the report a survey of recent deployment of UAVs in various military operations is presented. Attention is focused on incredible increase of modern UAVs importance in recent military operation, especially during the Gulf War and the operation in former Yugoslavia. The UAVs have been specified following their structure, propulsion system, military purposes and performance. Problems, solutions and designs related to aircraft subsystems such as: structure, propulsion system, avionics, communication, targeting and weapon systems have been closely considered. Comparison the general data and performance of European UAVs was described and a new American UAV program was outlined. The development trends and military perspectives of the UAV and combat UCA V are showed, as well.